Obituary of Charles Alfred Spicer of Tenterden at 65
Charles Alfred Spicer of Tenterden died aged 65 last week. He lived a versatile life, worked on farms then built his home Kipsie with his son Max. He married Fiona Cameron Hutton in 1914 and is survived by his widow, Maxwell, Wilh nf red, Ellen, sister Emily and brother Walter. The funeral at Olespa on Friday drew many tributes.
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Charles Alfred Spicer
Tenterden
Mr. Spicer
Bone
James Skinger
Trees Valley
Ollera
Skinner
England
Pony
Nick
The
Land
Farracahad
Glen Innes
Coolaba
Sunyside
Prosper
Emine
Ncet
Willy
A.W. Everent
WNT
Boondaroo
Manchester Unity Lodge
Guyra
Sid Mould
Ben Lomond
Kipsie
Max
Filen Cameron Hutton
James Maxwell Hutton
Wattle View
Beaufort
Maxwell
Wihnifred
Jamieson
Ellen
Emily
Johnson
Walter
Olespa
Mir Neil Saunders
Death of Mrs Alice Cosgrove in Armidale Hospital
The death occurred in Armidale and New England Hospital on Sunday morning of Mrs Alice Cosgrove of Guyban aged 63. She was the widow of the late Mr A J Cosgrove of Deepwater. Born at Backwater she lived much of her life in Curra district and is survived by three sons and three daughters. The funeral was held Monday afternoon in the Church of England section of Glen Innes cemetery after a service at Holy Trinity Church conducted by Canon Garratt.
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Armidale
New England Hospital
Alice Cosgrove
Guy Ban
Ayce
Church of England
Glen Innes
Holy Trinity Church
Canon Darratt
Church of England schedule includes services at Guyra
The notice lists Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Children’s Service at 7:30 p.m. A sermon is noted for 6 p.m. with Reverend R. F. Kirby and references to Puddle Dock and Bald Blair. The fragmentary text mentions Rev. Het Hel l Ste.
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Church OF England
Guyra
Puddledock
Bald Blair
R. F. Kirby
Tingha Tidings All Heights meet and mining notes
Local Tingha briefing describes the All Heights meet upcoming, miners holidays over, dredging and leases resuming. It notes racers, quarry activities, and mentions Frank Medinet and Dundapeis Pewgenell among names. Weekend observations include cricket and mining reports with various innnings and scores.
Armidale Printer Ad Reveals Local Business Identity
Printed and published by Roy Lesiie Blake at 120 Mans man street in Armidale for the proprietors The Armi id and Bhulknerbeck of Faulkner Street Armidale.
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Roy Lesiie Blake
Mans Man-Street
Armidale
Armiid
Bhulknerbeck, A
Aulkner-Stree Armidale
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C. Cockburn
Friendly Service Store
Neptune
Gronses
Ione
Guyra Bus Service
Weicks
Weicks’ Dry Cleaning Agency
Sydney
Newcastle
Aedell
Messrs. T. E. Sole & Coy
New England
Co-Operative
Malpas Street
A. H. Helyar & Sons
Ki Bie
Het Hell Ste
Tingha
Vania
Sparta
Frank Medinet
Ferinis Wits
Queensland
Satstinding Pty
Parker
Monty
Wale Eit Touthark
Otal
Avaarwickk
Nien Warwick
Howarth
Kor
Morris
Stander
A. ‘Townsend
K. Burns
Townsend
Warwick
T. “Hosearth
Noel Warick
T. Flowarth
King
Sundi
W. Browning
G. Burns
Warwley Apwares
Stedman
K. Paras
Colles
N. Warwick
J. Stander
N. Wong
Norm Warwick
A. Cox
Alfre Barnes
Berkeley Square House
London
Stains
House of Commons
Cultskirr
Alfred Baenes
E.G. Richards
Oneineen
Aldincton Minster
Leites Por
Altey
Bendix
Electrical Department
Richardson’s
ARMID
AI E
Aunt Mary
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